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Climate Disasters Erode Islands

Harfin Naqsyabandy

Tuesday, April 26, 2022

Sonhaji is seen working with timber to elevate his house. Sonhaji must install wood to elevate the floor of his house after sea water submerged the road in front of his home.

Sonhaji, a resident of Timbulsloko hamlet, Timbulsloko village, Sayung subdistrict, Demak, Central Java, did not expect sea water to come all the way to the front of his house. In fact, Timbulsloko was still surrounded by rice fields 40 years ago. The l

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